vtex/faststore v3.0.0

@faststore/core v3.0.0 Package Updates

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This version introduces API extension improvements, error page customization in the Headless CMS, and FastStore v2 users can benefit from Next.js 13 support.

To benefit from the following updates, upgrade your store @faststore/core and @faststore/cli packages to v3.0.0. In your local FastStore project, install the @faststore/core and @faststore/cli up-to-date version by running yarn add @faststore/core@3.0.0 and then yarn add -D @faststore/cli@3.0.0. Run the project locally with yarn dev.

⚠️ We strongly recommend trying this in your local development environment to ensure compatibility with your existing codebase before changing to production.

✨ Improvements to API extension - #2176

@faststore/graphql-utils deprecated in favor of the client-preset plugin, reducing bundle sizes, aligning with community standards, and adopting modern bundling and compilation tools for FastStore API extension users.

To benefit from these improvements, update your store's @faststore/core package to v3.0.0 and follow the Improvements to API extensions guide for more information.

✨ Enhance error page customization in the Headless CMS with new content types and section - #2184

Stores using FastStore v2 now support content customization on the login, 500, and 404 error pages through the EmptyState section via the Headless CMS.

To benefit from the new content types, update your store's @faststore/core package to v3.0.0 and sync the changes:

• To sync the updated version, open a new terminal and run faststore cms-sync.
• Access the VTEX Admin and go to Headless CMS > FastStore. You should be able to see the three new content types listed there.
• Click on one of the content types, and in Add section ( +).
• Choose the EmptyState section and update its fields according to your store's requirements.

✨ FastStore now supports Next.js 13 - #2198

FastStore now supports Next.js 13 which brings general improvements related to performance and stability that stores can leverage from.

Edit your store's package.json :

  "dependencies": {
  ...
    "next": "^13.5.6",
    ...
  },

Refer to the Upgrading from 12 to 13 official Next.js documentation for more information on how to migrate to version 13.